Samples are being taken for testing in connection with the suspected food poisoning incident affecting many people.

According to Hoang The Tung, Director of the Vinh City Health Center (Nghe An province), upon receiving complaints from residents of Golden City 3 apartment building (Hamlet 19, Nghi Phu commune, Vinh City) regarding dozens of cases of abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., the unit immediately dispatched staff to inspect and collect samples of food and drinks for verification.

Dozens of residents at this apartment building have experienced stomach aches and vomiting... and the cause is currently under investigation by authorities.

"Water samples have been taken, and authorities are investigating. The list of people experiencing the symptoms mentioned currently includes over 40. Initial investigations suggest the incident is likely related to the water source," Mr. Tung stated.

Ms. H., an apartment owner on the 5th floor of this building, reported that for the past two days, her 5-year-old son and her husband have been experiencing stomach pain and vomiting, with the son also having a slight fever. She was quite worried about the situation affecting many households, but her son and husband are now in stable condition after taking antibiotics.

The main suspicion regarding the source of the communal drinking water, which includes an underground reservoir, is that it is the primary cause of this incident and is currently being tested by relevant authorities.

"For about four days now, the tap water in the apartment building has had an odor and a slight discoloration. Today it's starting to get better. Even though my family boils and cooks our food thoroughly, we're still experiencing the same problem as many other households. I hope the authorities will investigate the cause soon to ensure our health," Ms. H stated.

According to Pham Ngoc Quy, Director of the Nghe An Food Safety and Hygiene Sub-Department, after receiving information about the incident, initial findings suggest it is likely related to the shared tap water supply in the apartment building.

Specifically, households using bottled water have not reported any symptoms similar to those experienced by households sharing the apartment building's tap water supply. Currently, the unit is deploying professional staff to coordinate and monitor the situation.

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